Western Province swimmers grabbed 19 gold medals golds, 18 silver and ten bronze medals. Central Province swimmers were also impressive in the pool and collected 14 gold medals, nine silvers and 12 bronze medals to emerge runner up. Southern Province secured the third place with eight points, followed by North Western Province and Sabaragamuwa Province who were placed fourth and fifth respectively. Ten new meet records were set up on the final day.

New meet records

Women 800 LC Meter Freestyle

Western Province

I E Senanayake (10:10.56)

Men’s 50 LC Meter Breaststroke

Kanitha Munasinghe (31.18)

Men’s 200 LC Meter Freestyle

Western Province

Gavin Karunanayake (2:11.53)

Men’s 50 LC Meter Backstroke

Western Province

K Imesh Chathuranga (28.21)

Men’s 200 LC Meter Medley Relay

Western Province

1:55.96

(K Imesh Chathuranga, Kanitha Munasinghe, Dimuth A Peiris, Kaushal Manawadu)

Men’s 1500 LC Meter Freestyle

Central Province

I M Abeyrathna (18:13.64)

Women’s 400 LC Meter Freestyle

Central Province

J U I Silva (4:59.84)

Men 200 LC Meter Butterfly

Central Province

K P S B De Silva (2:12.11)

Men 200 LC Meter Freestyle Relay

Western Province (1:43.00)

(Ranindu Jayathilaka, Yahiya Jaffer, Rahul Samarakoon, B Dilanka Shehan)